Kosygin Security Boosted Amid Ottawa Attack
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrived for talks with Prime Minister Trudeau under heavy security after a man leaped at him during a protest. A Hungarian immigrant faces assault charges. more than 5,000 protesters were planned to march in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Canada
Kosygin
Trudeau
Parliament
Matrai
Canadian Jewish Congress
Montreal
Toronto
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
House of Commons
Soviet Union
U.S
Federal health plan insurance controls sought
The Administration asks Congress for authority to regulate private health insurers as part of a plan to provide health coverage for American families. HEW Secretary Richardson told the House Ways and Means Committee that federal regulation would ensure pricing fairness, audits, and consumer protection, while criticizing Kennedy’s broader federal plan as infeasible.
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Michael Posner
Washington Cpi
Congress
America
Ednott L. Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
House
Ways and Means
Richardson
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Supreme Court Set to Hear Curt Flood Antitrust Appeal
The court agreed to consider whether organized baseball is subject to antitrust laws. Curt Flood, veteran of the St. Louis Cardinals, argues the reserve clause binds players and limits free negotiation after contracts end. The decision could reshape professional baseball and affect player movement.
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Supreme Court
Curt Flood
Washington
UPI
St. Louis Cardinal
Minnesota
Minneapolis
U.S
New York City
Flood
Bowie K. Kuhn
Cardinals
Attorney Brennan Sentenced for War Vet Estate Theft
Phoenix attorney John G. Brennan, 44, received a three year prison term after pleading guilty to two counts of misappropriating funds from the estate of a war veteran. The remaining charges were dismissed. He admitted taking 4000 dollars from John T. Winemiller’s Phoenix estate.
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Phoenix
UPI
John G. Brennan
Brennan
Us’ Attorney’s
John T. Winemiller
Burglary Reports At Two Phoenix Homes Seize Jewelry
Police report two burglaries at Phoenix residences. Nancy Durfee’s home on North 85th Street lost jewelry worth about 562 dollars including a diamond cocktail ring, turquoise bracelet, and an electric razor. Ronald Haverson’s home on East Camelback Road saw a TV set, radio tape player, a wig, scotch, and an electric razor stolen, total value 562 dollars. Burglars entered through an unlocked door at Durfee’s and via broken window at Haverson’s, carrying items in a cardboard box.
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Nancy Durfee
N. 85Th St
Ronald Haverson
Camelback Rd
Group to investigate mass transit problems
A Citizens committee has been appointed by Sen. Howard Baldwin to study mass transportation in the Phoenix area. The group will review current service and make recommendations to the Senate Transportation Committee in January. Members include Sydney McClue, Warren Gentry, Theodore S. Allen Jr., Athel Sure, Ken Holloway, Frank Bowman, George Schoenberger, Bill Lautenbach, and G. C. Howard.
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Phoenix
UPI
Howard Baldwin
Rphoenix
Senate Transportation Committee
Baldwin
Citizens Committee
Sydney McClue
Warren Gentry
Scottsdale
Theodores. Allen Jr
Athel Sure
League of Women Voters
Ken Holloway
Motorola
Frank Bowman
The
Corporation Commission
George Schoenberger
Bill Lautenbach
G. C. Howard
Phoenix College
Dr Murray Banks to Lead Off Scottsdale Dinner Club
Dr Murray Banks will lead off the sixth season of the Scottsdale Dinner Club at Mountain Shadows Thursday night presenting a humorous talk titled What to Do Until the Psychiatrist Comes. Other speakers include Robert Pierpoint Reid Buckley Sebastian Cabot Sen Barry Goldwater John Yellett and Frank Sackton. Membership information available from club secretary Mrs Ray T Stout.
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Murray Banks
Scottsdale Dinner Club
Mountain Shadows
Dr. Banks
Robert Pierpoint
Reid Buckley
Sebastian Cabot
Sen
Barry Goldwater
John Yellett
Frank Sackton
Lass Hurts Falling From Sand Buggy Ride
A 13 year old Scottsdale girl Leigh Zillifro remains under care at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after falling from the hood of a sand buggy driven by 17 year old Scott MacGregor. He was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent and reckless driving. Police also investigated a two car crash at McDowell Road and 75th Street with no serious injuries.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Leigh Zillifro
E. San Miguel
Scott MacGregor
MacGregor
McDowell Road
75Th Street
Nixon seeks year extension on wage price controls and new penalties
President Nixon asks Congress to extend the Economic Stabilization Act to April 30, 1973 and to create a temporary court of appeals for pay and price decisions. The bill would allow control of interest rates and raise civil penalties to 2500 for rule violations while publishers seek exemption from price controls to avoid raising book prices. Authorities say existing laws cover controls until April 30, 1972.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Court of Appeals
Circuit
Warren E. Burger
Pay Board and Price Commission
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Senate Subcommittee On
Constitutional Rights
Kenneth McCormick
Doubleday and Co
The
Association of American Publishers
Probe of air fares ordered by civil aviation board
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered an inquiry into a plan by an airline to offer reduced fares for senior citizens to see if the move would discriminate against regular passengers. The investigation aims to evaluate equity and impact on typical travelers.
Former TV newsman killed in I-17 crash toll rises
United Press International reports three people died in traffic accidents Monday including Michael McCune 30 formerly with KTVK TV and three miles south of Cordes Junction on Interstate 17. Also killed were Lupe Beltren Jr 5 of Cashion and David Robert Brownlee 24 of Sierra Vista.
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Motorola
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Trans America
TWA
Chrysler Cites Services
Union Oil
Control
du Pont
United Aircraft
US Steel
Eastern Airlines
Fastimiali & Webb
Ib Banerson
Xerox
Papchild Carvers
Zenith
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
Nickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
United Press International
The
Highway Patrol
Michael McCune
Phoenix
Ktvk TV
Interstate 17
Cordes Junction
McCune
Combined Cinegraphics
Lupe Beltren Jr
Cashion
David Robert Brownlee
Sierra Vista
Battle over UN seats in contested China debate
United Nations debates split between pro Communist and pro Nationalist factions as undecided countries linger. Kiichi Aichi warned a simple majority expulsion of Taiwan would be irresponsible while U S and Nationalist sides vie for favorable margins and priority on a two thirds vote.
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United Nations
UPI
Japan
China
Far East
Kiichi Aichi
Peking
U.N
U.S. State Department
Aichi
Asia
Pacific Area
U.S
Assembly
Security Council
Taiwan
World Organization
Chiang Kai Shek
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Hungary
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Ontario
Edmund Burke Society
Hungarian Freedom Fighters Association
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Phillies
Washington Senators
Senators
Europe
N. Scottsdale Rd. Attee
Aesel AL
Frontier Jewelers
Frontier Shopping Center
Thomas & Scottsdale Rds
Ray T Stout
Gaul
Nenainger
Essinger Morkuvey
Cottsdale
East Indian School
U. N
By Bruce W. Mann
Council
U. S
George Bush
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